NY SAFE Romanian AK-47 Variant
This is my I'm not a "Criminal" NY SAFE Romanian AK-47 Variant, semi-auto, ten round magazine (loaded with 7 rounds)non-treaded barrel with rifle stock build.
First Thanks to Mopar14889 in helping out by letting me measure his Sagia Rifle for the proper hole alignment / positions of the FCG.
Well back in April I got the Idea of how not to break this redickulass (spelled wrong to make a point) NY SAFE Law. I had the parts kit and just needed to make it legal, so as a Sagia Sportster as my template, how do I reverse engineer it to fit my needs?
I Moved the fire control group back, add a Saiga Rifle stock and ground down the barrel treads, easier said then done.
Below is the finished product and she shoots true and may I say more accurate in this configuration (yes thank you King Cuomo for this realization as now I have a better, lighter, more potent firearm then before, as its even more stable in my hands because it doesn't have a pistol grip.)
Final Version: I wanted to stay true to what this rifle is and went with they standard wood foregrips sanded and stained with black Minwax to pull out the grain and give a used look but not used.
Second Version: Standard wood foregrips black like Sagia Sportster
First Version: Sagia Sportster look, but just didn't feel / look right to me
Now for the Build:
Marking and drilling the new Fire Control holes:
File and Dremmel Later:
Continued in NY SAFE Romanian AK-47 Variant Part II
This is my I'm not a "Criminal" NY SAFE Romanian AK-47 Variant, semi-auto, ten round magazine (loaded with 7 rounds)non-treaded barrel with rifle stock build.
First Thanks to Mopar14889 in helping out by letting me measure his Sagia Rifle for the proper hole alignment / positions of the FCG.
Well back in April I got the Idea of how not to break this redickulass (spelled wrong to make a point) NY SAFE Law. I had the parts kit and just needed to make it legal, so as a Sagia Sportster as my template, how do I reverse engineer it to fit my needs?
I Moved the fire control group back, add a Saiga Rifle stock and ground down the barrel treads, easier said then done.
Below is the finished product and she shoots true and may I say more accurate in this configuration (yes thank you King Cuomo for this realization as now I have a better, lighter, more potent firearm then before, as its even more stable in my hands because it doesn't have a pistol grip.)
Final Version: I wanted to stay true to what this rifle is and went with they standard wood foregrips sanded and stained with black Minwax to pull out the grain and give a used look but not used.
Second Version: Standard wood foregrips black like Sagia Sportster
First Version: Sagia Sportster look, but just didn't feel / look right to me
Now for the Build:
Marking and drilling the new Fire Control holes:
File and Dremmel Later:
Continued in NY SAFE Romanian AK-47 Variant Part II